The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-29 00:00:00

Flom ,the EO:NDON GrIZE77I, Aire 28, 1808 .Treasu,y, June 25. The King has been pleased to appoint C. T.' Ma- E‘q. 1.. he a Conimisskmer of the Excise, vice Vim. Lowndes, Esq. deceased. War.ol7ce, Yulre 28, ;808, 3d Regiment of D. agoeii !Olin 'Vision, Esq. to•be Pa)ftnaster, vice Leech, who retires. "' .7th Regiment of Light , Dragoons, Major th e H onoura bl e ' G. It C Cavendish, from the Ist West India Regiment, to he Major, vice Tuyll, who exchanges. 9rh Ditto. Ensign the Hon. Francis Bernard, from the tst r:, 'c, to he Lieutenant; by purchase; vice Hors. • • burgh, who retires. 2oto • ..,,..cotenant the Hon. Henry F. Compton Ca. •.i, toot the.7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Darby, promoted in the toth Foot. .19th Into, lam bustace, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase, vice Atkins, promoted. Coy eie.like Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain George Silty? o to be Captain of a Company, by urchase, vice Si ' retir;•s Ensign the Hon. john Walpole to be Lieutenant, vice Smyth.. Ist tc.c.); ot Punt, Ensign fliomas Woodhouse to be • Lieutenalit, by purchase, vice Clayhills, promoted. En. sign . VValter Hamilton Murray, from the Inverness Militia, to.be Ensign. ' • 9th Ditto, Ensign John M. Luscombe, from the Devon Mi. Ji . to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hodson, who resigns. 13ri. • p, Lieutenant Bennet Holgate to be Captain of a Cont, ar y, by purchase, vice Jones, who-retires. Ensign Henri Waterman to be Lieutenant, vice Holgate. eat:. Ditto, Lieutenant Cecil Bishop, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Keigiiley, who retires. )9tli tin, Ensign John Gardner to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice Smith, who retires. Bell, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Robertson, promoted. 2001 Ditto, Lieutenant Gladwin Coiclough,, from the 35th . Foot, to be Lietitenant, without purchase, vice Furchas, promoted in the Royal York Rangers : 25th Ditto, Assistent.Surgeon John B. Taylor, from the 43d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Thompson, appointed Sur geon to the Fe-ea,. 26th Ditto, Lieutenant T. 0. Jones to be Captain of a Com . reny; by purchase, vice" Nicoll, who retires. Ensign Mileactue to be Lieutenant, without purchase,vice 'ones. 29th. Ditto, Ensign Thomas L. Coker to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Smith, proinoted in the sth Garri. • son Battalion. Win. Wellesley Pole, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Coker. 32d Ditto, Robert Tresilian Belcher, Gent. to be. Ensign, by • purchase, vice Hai rison, promoted. 35111 Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Andrews, fr9m the 75th f. to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice At nett, promoted. Ensign G. Moulson to he Lieutenant, vie.- Evans, deceased. John Dedwith Gibbs, Gent. to,be Ensign,. vice Moulson. lota' Osbourne; Gent. to beEti-; signevaithout-putenaee, vice Webb, promoted. 39111 Ditto, George Beard, Geer. to be Ensign, without pints chase, vice Mayers, who resigns. ',pith Ditto, Lieutenant th:: .sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hamilton, who exchanges. 41st Ditto, Alexander Major, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Gould, promoted. 46th Lim), ,Surgeon William Beard, from the York Light • infantry Vol unteers e to be Surgeon, vice Griffin, appOinted Surgeon to the Forces. ; • 47114 Dom, Lieutenant •P. W. Ramsay to be Captain of a CJinpoil; without purchase, vice Nicholson, promoted in the eatri Foot. eStli Ditto,' Brevet Lieutenant- Colonel Thomas Walsh, from fielf-pay or the. Queen's Rangers, to be Alajur, vice O'Neill, who exchanges. both I..itte, ,Mathew Furst, ;Cent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Zelinicky, promoteti in the Sicilian. itegi. !tient, , 66th Ditto, Ensign Joseph Seaver to be I.icutenant, without purchase, vice Gautter, who retires. 73d Ditto, Richard Lundin, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Pike, promoted. 84th Ditto, Thomas Tucker, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase. vice Grint,tead, appointed to ilie - siii Garrison Battalion Ditto, Kenneth Mackintosh, Cant. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Stuart, promoted. Seth Ditto, ()silent Charles watts, Gent, to te. Ensign, without purchase, vice Molouy, who resigns: 9zd Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-4:01one! John Cameron to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Gordon. ap pointed Lieutenant.Comid-Commanciant of t c Atricah Corps. Captain Peter Grant to . tic Major, vice Cameron. ast West India Regienent, Major W. Tuyll, from the 7111 Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice'-Cavendish, whdex chaeges; . 2d VII to, Major. General Brent Spencer, frciin the 9th Garrison Batteliou. to ho Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General French, deceabee, Pith Witte, Major Thornes Forbes, from Half.pay of Mac. donald's.late Recruiting Corps, to be Major, Vice Doles, who exchanges. Royal Yuck Rangers, Ensign John Frederick Schultze, from the 6Alt Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Royal Atrican Corps,. Serjeant Robert Hodder, from the Ist Foot Guards, to tae Quarter. Master. , Royal stall Corps, Ensign Edward Thompson, from the pd Foot, to be Ensign, vice Jones, dec ease d. ie T t C e yl on Regiment. obe Lieutenants, without purchase. 7 Second Lieuteninit- A. Maclean, vice Rosso, propio'ed. Second Lieutenant William Webster. _Second Lieuten.int J, Wilkins. To be Second 'Lieutenants— Gent, vice M 'Lea n. Thomas \'von, Gent. vice. Webster. 3d Ditto; Second Lieutenant William Hollowell to be First Lieutenant, without purchase. Second Lieutenant M. Wake to be ditto. , Peter Edwards, Gent. to be Second - Lieutenant, vice Hollowell**, G. A. Francini:, Gent, to , be Second Lieutentilit, vice Wake. Wave rilles Regiment, Ensign Alexander De Pellichoddi to - be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fellenbert, who resigns, York Light Infantry Volunteets, Assistant-Surgeon- Chris. • 'wither Gill, front the 96th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice lizard, appointed to the 46th Foot. sth Garrison Battali it, Ensign Valentine Grimstead, from the 84t11 Foot, to be En:ign, vice Janice Johnston, super-, stued, being absent without leave. 9th Ditto, Major.Gerierel sir Sernuel Auchmuty, Knt. to be Colonel, vice Major-General Spencer. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Stall tlospital-Assist•arit Sam. M'Atlec to be Surgeon, Vice Milton, placed on Half-pay. BREVET: . Major Thomas Forbes, of the 6:11 West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. STA FF. Assistant - Comm , eaeartjarerea-Fuees e e to be .Dop;o,„ tyCoinmissary,General of Stores, Prev,sions, and Forage to the tones. Deputy Commissary of Accompts Ricitaill Matiby to . be Deputy Commissary Gener a l of Stores, Provisiens, and Forage tu the Forces, Assistant Goirnith, sary l'oppleti.n to be art Assistant Commissary of Ace:erupts to the Forces GARRISONS. Captain Vaughau - Forbier, hoot ten Town George, to . be TOW Alajoi Of lierWiek, vice Geddes, who exchanges. Lieut. ,john GeddvOrom Berwmk, to be tort Major of Fort George, vice kur'ster, who exch.uti;e4. HOSPITAr., STAFF. Surgeon Thomas ,Thotneson, froffl-the zt ti Foot, to be . Sur. von to the Forces. Sur,;con G. tr'rittlit, frutnAtte 46th I Foot, to be Surgeon to,the Forces, vacv. GrAntolgocoen. ord"anee.olfic., yune 27, dog. Medical EitAlishment for ctii 411/iitaty Departments of tße Ord. , prance. - To be Second Assistant Surgeons -7-Jan Macintosh, Cent. (Oho Wooldridge, Gent'. Wm. Standand, Gent. Clarke, Gent. Alex. Andason, Geni. Charles Dunne, Cent. AU dated June 14, tSeS. Commission in Mc Royal Cliesuire Militia, rigne,(4, , the Lard Licormsnr. John Flowers Morgan to be Lieutenant, vice PoppJewell, re signed. Dated lute 17, tho:i. BANKRUPTS. Garret Andrews, of I , , ondon,ship-bioker, t o sur rclide, I tit) ), z, and Aug. g, ten, at Gutimlall. At • tornry, 61 %. ng,•Lawrence.ta PRICE OF STOCKS YESTCRDA Y 'lndia Stock, Pl• Bank Stock, 240 2 4 0 tki i tv)r S per Cent. abut I fiSh 5 iet'T Czni. 4 pct 4 per Cent., Roo. 6S 3 per Cent. Con. shut liditk E. .A on. IS x t.t6tlts I It- atellts HU:Ft - WATER Al' LON, India lianas, Exchequer Ph . tto, 3s. 2 1 ni net ial ; per Cent , ur I.)irto Ann , A Cons. for zd uiy, 6 9 ~t)N utLiUi;E'l~ Itior-'-g, I.; min. after 6. I 4 - O WD" Priliteti by RicHAAD Ij•Kitis,„ of N o . 4,-.martiett.court..46w. strect ; an d puttiishel by Wst..l.lAM AtU.II6E4 SC*lll:5, S UVI SiO!t9n• ,, freVt* ''''' 4 " l.4ll-141114rr-4 AL the SUN-Orptcm No. 11'4, , btrand ; ivhcre 'km lisemenis, Ord ers tor thv Paw. I etlers I'.A . the Efli:qr, (boi:-buid) alubt I lames Wilson and Joh,3 Sallows, or - Oxford-s(mi, leather-sellers, July s, a; and Aug. 9, at hi . ), at Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. L. Peacock, Lincoln's-Inn fields. Richard Stanham, late of North Witham, Lincolnshire, beast-jobber, July ir, rz, and Aug. 9, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Granthatn. Attornies, Mr. Whi ranth 'an ; Mr. Wishaw, Lamb's Condint,street; or Mr. Tayldr, Sotaliampton.buildings, Chancery-lane, London. William Wiltiantion, Lite of Gringley on the Hill, Notting hamshire, corn-tador, July . 22, 23, and Aug. 9, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Gainsborough.. Attormes, Messrs. Lowndes and LaMbert, Red Lion-square, London; or . Mr. Cartwright, Bawtry, Yorkshire. Robert Fricke', of Portsea, builder, July 14, at two, 15, at one, and Aug. 9, at two, at the Crown Inn, Gosport. At. tornies, Mr. David Compigne, Gosport; or Messrs. Tar. rant and Grey, C hancery-lane, , London. lames Thornber, of Colne, Lancashire, calico-annul:4=r, July 2t, at five, aa, at eleven, and Aug. 9, at five, at the Angel lain, Coln*. Attornies, Mr. Hardacre, Cohie ; or Mr. Laycock, Sion-Gardens, Aldermaribury, London. Arm Hillehouse, of Union-street, Shadwell, Middlesex, sugar-refiner, July 9, 16, and Aqg: 9, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Catty and tladdan,Angel.court,Throg. morton-street. Moses foci, of High.street. Shoreditch, London, dealer in glass and earthenware, July a, 16, and Aug. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. A ttornies, Mr. Sparrow, Newcastle-under. Lyne; or Mr. Wilion, Temple, London, Blastord Gill, of Manchester, draper, I uly , lB, 19, and Aug: 9, at three, ht the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Hewitt, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Cur. sitor-street, London. Richard Peacock, of. Turnthill-street, Clerkenwell, Mid dlesex, currier, June 30, at one, July 7, at eleven, and A ug. 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Attornies Messrs. Vanden:out and Comyn, Bush-lane, Cannon -street. James Wood, - of Lindfield, Sussex, victualler, July IS, t 9 and Aug:9, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Attornies, Mr. Evart, Brighthelinstone.; or Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle. street, Falcon-square, London.. William Ancor, late . cif Gosport,. haberdasher, July a. at one, 15, at eleven, and Aug. 9, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Gosport. - Attornies, Mr. David Compigne,Gosport ;. or Messrs. Tarrant and Grey, Chancery-lane, London. - Charles Gtyney, of Liverpool, confeCtioner, July 20, 21, and Aug. 9, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At. tornies, Mr. I .4llfith, Liverpool or Mr. Windier Told'- . street, Becltord,row, London.. John Sanders, late of Canterbury, Kent, corn-merchant, • July 2, at one, 8, at twelve, and Aug. 9, at ten, ;It Guild. hall, London: Attorney', Mr. Mayor, Brook-street, 110/- • • born. Samuel Levy, of Little Paternoster-row, Spitalfields, Mid. furnlture.broker, July 9, 16, and Aug. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Mitre -court, Ald gate. DIV ID E AI..)S. • July 26. Robert Poole, of Ratclilf Highway, Middlesex, linen-diaper, at one, at Guildhall... July 19. Willi am Hart and Samuel Turner, jun.. of Loth. bury, London, "tvarthousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. Jul) 25. Thomas Edward Poole, of braytvttiu Halea, Salop, currier and haberdash er , at eleven, at the - Plicentx Drayton in Hales. july 20. fohn Pearson, late of Mary Port, Cumberland, manner, at elaveh,.4t the house .of Mr. loaeph keeper, Whitehaven. - Aug. zz. john lack son ,. o f Liv erpoo l , inerchant, at eleven. I uly 19. lames Dow, of Bush-lane, Cannon-street, London, merchant. at ten, at Gur Idhall • Dec. 17. john Senior, of Irioad-court, Drury-lane, Middle sex, money-scrivener, at ten, at Gu.ldhall. July 26. TboMas Groncock, of Drayton in Hales ',Salop, mercer, at eleien, at th e Ph oen i x Inn, Drayton in ' Hales. • Aug. 9. George Grimes, of Great Warner -street, Coldbath— fields, Middlesex, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall.. CERTIFICATES. - • July 19. Thomas Lacey, of Baaingliall-street, London, tailor. Joseph Bodrigues Pcynado, of Bevis Marks; London, mer chant.' John Moult, of King-street, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, • vintner. John Graham, Of Chorley, Lancaster, and John Harrison, of Presew, liquor-merchants. Samuel Wild, of WarWiek, innholder. john Galt, otherwise john 13. Galt, of Great St. Helen's, London, fador. Alexander M• Lachlan, of Great Sr. Helen's, Lond-n, tailor. Abraham Tones,, at Bat li.square, portsea, slopseller. P.d2iNhR.VIII4•S 1,18,01.P81). • - 1.,11:1 Smalley and lames Raninlezi, Whltccltapel.road, iron totmarrs. John Carter and Tames Caird, J.iverpool, merchants. I , :sther OrpwoocLaod john Ablitt , Ipswich, waitch.mskers. Ceo. Barber and R. Sharp, Upton-place, Strattord, makers. G. Furnival and I. Wilson, Warrington, leather.tlealers. sami l d Weggener and Thomas West, Red Lion-street, Wap-‘, ping. :atomics at law. Samuel Hill and Charles Rudd, Cormnercial-road, printers. • Richard Barlow, Thomas Leigh, and Hannibal Becker, Fox demon, Manchester, manufadurers of oil 'fat vitriol, William Shaw, George Shaw and George Oldroyci, Lepton, 'York, clothiers. Sam. Newbury and Daniel Wailer Rotherhithe. carptnters. Wm. Anderson. Abikail Martin, and john Richardson, Man. cheater, Irish linen merchants. 'John Langston and John ,Scriven, Aulcester, Warwick, needle-makers. Hugh Beams and John Heath, Chippenham, bankers. Patienceand 1. - Forsett, Colchester, timber-merchants. Sam. Nloplson and S.r; il lot t, Sheffield, hat-mann fad urers. Leadbetter and Win. Hale, Fetter-latte, haii-dresscrs. Robert Hick anti George Moseley, Leeds, ale-dealers. Wm. llindley, and 'F. Broth well, Sheffield, lihen-drapers. Arend Jacob c;ttitdrd and l'eter Vander Aa, New-square, AlinorieS, ship-agents. John Greenwood and Wm. Tattersall, Clitheroe, Lancaster, tawers and. skinners. • • S. Hennell . and Thomas Morris, Wood-street, ribbon-teal. nutatiurers. J. Evans and Wm. Evans, Bermondsey -street,ltorse-deslers. POLICE. Bow-STREET.--yesterday the young Man ,who was 'susPeaed of having murdered the Duke 'of Cambridge's porter, bythrowing him into the Ser pentine River, it) Hyde Park; underwent a long private examination' before HAM, when all the suspicious circumstances were fully explained; the young man's master, and his fellthv servants, • proved his being at home to the very minute the cries, supposed to be. the deceased's, were heard in Hyde 'Patk, and every circumstance indisputably '- proved, to the entire satisfaaion of 'the Magistrate, ' theintrocerrec- of the' young trottlr-- Tfit;stlitit the 7 decemot insisted' that he had min - demi her brother. The young man was.liberalvd, Mary Moore, alias Gilchrist, alios Smith, alias Clark, the woman who is seventy years of age, and is huspeCied of being concerned in stealing horses in various parts of the kingdom to a considrable ex tent, was brought up fur re-examlnalion, when she was charged With having stolen ai brown poney, the property di John Ottoway, of Great Brookham, Sorry, from Eilinghatn Common, on the 19th of March, 1807. In a fortnight atter the poney was stolen, William Swaine, a . .coachman, of Eton, bought it of the Prisoner forfour guinea s an d a h a lf , when the Prigmer said the poneyw.is her own pro perty, and that she lived at Cobham, in Sorry. The Prisoner was committed fur further exami nation. On Monday 'evening a wager of 20 guineas was decided by setting off three pigeons, belonging to a young man named Wilson, in the Borough, who undertook for the above sum that they should fly the distance of 33 miles in one hour—they were. set loose ,at tive o'clock, five miles beyond Tunbridge Wells, and arrived at the residence of their owner seven minutes within the' time alloWed. LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING•s BENCH, furit 41. CRIMINAL. INFORMATION. The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved fOr a rule to . spew cause why a ctiminal information, should not be filed against John Bull,'Esq.- fur using scurrilous and provoking language to Colonel Burgess, with a view to excite a duel. It appeared from the affida -11/it of Mr. Burges4, who i s the:Colonel of the Pen denniss Volunteers, that he called a meeting of the corps some timessince, and proposed a loyal and du tiful Address.to his, Majesty upon the state of public affairs) to which Mr. Bull, .and a Gentleman - of the name of 'Blake, Captains in the said corps, dis sented, and absented themselves from the Parade the two following muster days. - This the Colonel found fault with, and informed them, thit if they did not attend the next meeting of the Corps, when an inspeQion was to take place, he should solicit the Lord Lieutenant to supersede them in their Com missions. - The Gentlemen did not attend, and their Stations were rifled up by other Officers. On the muster succeeding the new appointments, Mr. Bull attended the Parade, and, at. the head of the corps,. he told Colonel Burgess that he was a coward and a scoundrel, - and that he would post him as such through out the corps. " Colonel Burgess," said the Learned Counsel, ".aged with a firmness and propriety be- fitting his station, and took no notice of the Gentle man'S threats, feeling that be would have degraded himself by any other appeal than to the laWs of his Country. The Court granted a rule to skew cause. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL then made the same motion against Captain Blake,' who, in addition to What is stated above, informed Colonel Burgess that he supposed he was restrained by his religious, Orin ciples_from giving Capt. Bulls meeting; but should be refuse 'to meet hint, he should certainly forget the respe& due to his station, and cane hith at the head of his corps. —The - Court granted a rule nisi :ilo in this motion. • JUNE 21. SITTINGS AT NISI ?RIDS, BILFaRt LORD T:LLENBOROUGH. ASSAULT. DONALDSON V. RO GERS AND DON'LR. %i• This was an 'aatioti for damages. Mr. TOPPING stated the case. • John ',Thompson, feather Merchant, deposed, he went; by . the Plaimitrs to dine at the house of. the Defendant, Rogers, the Swan Inn, New -street, Covent-Garden. The Defendant Doyle attended at dinner as waiter : after dinner they call ed for the bill, which amounted to 1 4S. 6d. The, Plaintiff gave Doyle a 21. note, and he brought but sc. 6d. change. Witness told him that was not the proper change out of a el. note, Doyle said it was not a 9,1. note, but a 41. note, and commenced abui- lug the witness and the Plaintiff. ;They rang the hell, and called for the Defendant, Rogers, who did not come up. They then went down . to the bar to him, and told him wh a t the w the dispute ' as•that they had had with his gaiter, and asked him to re lift' it. He made no answer, but desired Defendant, Doyle, to turn them both out, as they were swin dlers, Doyle laid hold of the Plaintiff, and dragged him out,'and when he .got tb the door, Rogers trip• ped the Plaintiff up, ,d he fell. He told the mob that they were both swindlers, for they had called for a dinner, ate it, and would not pay for -it, which incensed the mob, and they abused them very much,. tore the Plaiwiff's shirt, and they were obliged to take refuge in - the house of Messrs. Junes and Western, Bedfordbury, who kindly - admitted them. CrOs-examined by at" PA fix. • , Q. What time was it when you and the Plaintiff went to Rogers to dine A. Between four and five o'clock. Q. What time did you leave . it ?—A. About six o'clock. Q. You any, upon your oath, it was not later than six o'clock ?—A. I do. Q. .Did you see the note before the Plaintiff gave it to Doyle ?—A. I did. Q. Were you not intoxicated at that time A. I Was not—l was perleffly sensible. Q. "What' had you to drink nt your dinnee A. 'Two bottles of port Wine and a pot.of porter. Q. Upon your oath, did not:Rogers say, come in the morning when you are sober, and it there.is any mistake I will settle it He did not. Q. Was it not you and the Plaintiff. that dragged Doyle out of the House was not ; Doyle laid hold of the Plaintiff, and Rogers assisted him in pushing us out: - Q. Did not you 'or the Plaintiff break a pane of glass going down liedfordbury ?—A. The Plaintiff, striving to. get- away from the mob, broke a pane of glass in a shop window, and paid for it. Q. - Were you not taken on - a warrant, brought befbre a Magistrate, and obliged to find bail for this assault ?—A. I was; for when the Defend ants received a letter ' 4 , >m the 114intitrs Attorney, they took out a warrant against me, but never pro secuted it. • Gill deposed, that he lived %vitli -Jones-and Wes - tern, in Bedfordbury ; between eight and nine o'CloCk in the evening saw the last Witness -and the Plaintiff with a mob around them ; they seemed much intoxicated; the Plaintiff broke a pane of glass Went out, and asked -him to' pay for it the last Witness and the Plaintiff came itito the shop with him, and paid Mr. Jones for the pane of glass, and they begged to be let out of the back doer to avoid the mob; the witness accordingly let them Out the back way. Mr. TOPPING said this was his case. Mr. PARK addressed the Court and Jury very shortly', and commenced the examination of his witnesses. James Whiteman deposed, that he lived next door to the Defendant, Rogers ; that about eight o'clock. in the evening he was slanding at his own door, heard some loud words in at. Rogers's ; went in, -saw Rogers, the Plaintiff, and Thompson, standing between the bar and the cool ee-routn.— The two latter were very violent and much intoxi cated. Rogers said every thing he could to pacify them, told them to come in t h e morning, su h e n they were sober, and if there Wai any mistake, 'he would rectify it.—Doyle' the waiter came in, when the Plaintiff and Thompson seized him, one of them by the neck handkereli - ier, 2nd pulled hii into the middle of the street. The mob called ni " shame, do you %%ant to choke the roan ?" Ti - witness assisted to eitlicate the ,Waiter, who Wel into the house, and the dooC was shut ; did Hot st Rogers out of the house. Tlie Plaintitf and Thong son.made a great disturbance in the street, so muc so, that the witness was oliotiged to put o.vo men his windows to prevent them bLing broken, an , they threatened the men titat. they would take then to Bow-street, bzeause they kept them off trout hi windows. Cross-examined ly Mr. TOPPING. The application on the ,p:irt of the Delendmits wag nmde §ubsequent to the kiter of the Piaintiri Attorney. Isaac Pike, an evening ,patrole,' depo s ed, that ltt was opposite Mr. Rogers's house, saw a mob gather ing, and two men dragging out the waiter into the street ; as he was trying to extricate htmseit; uric& them made a blow at him, 'Which he missed, 01 fell down, he believed it was-the Plaintiff. Lord ELLENBOROUGH - here interfered, and re commended Mr. Topping to withdraw leis ;talon; to which he consented, and it was . withdrawn 30 cordingly • On Sunday se'nnight Lieutenant-General Mon Hompesch arriv e d a t Ab er d een f rom t h e North, 3 04 , immediately s e t o ff p as t f or L on d on . lie landed near Peterhead on Sunday 'mor n i ng , f rom e a hoirj a Privateer of his own , w hi c h he lately lined 1!) , cruize against the Danes. H is V esse l, which 1"(',.",: ashy' 20 guns, is now am ong th e F aro I s l an ds, wueT she has made se vera l captures . H e cam e a sh 111 his boat ; and, o w i ng t o a f og , h a d [Owe d thirty six hours before th e y ma d e . t h e l an d. OXFORD UN I VE RSITY INTELLIGENCE.----CI Candidates at the Ptiblic E xar hi nilt i on - rhithisTo m (he ing the second und er t h e . new Statute), se“.3 l w et : admitted ituo the first cla ss , o f w hi c h Christ Chur" furnished four, viz. Henry. H. Joy, \ - VPid frjai • Knatchbull, William L aw , an d 'Charl e s itlotim; University College produced two, John . 4 - 'l49';;*.aad Thomas D. Allim; and Worcester Col' 1 lege one, viz. John Millet=. TWenty•n%!e Caere 'adnaittecr into the second class Of the Lucie Humaniores, and five .into the second class of 0! ) DisOpiruice Alathematicce Pkysicca.—That a meastiro like the New Statute was much wanted, one who remembers in what manner Degrees formerly obtained will dispute; nor can it be dour ed that it has be en a l rea dy atten d e d with beni.ficla consequences ; but we think it may be Miproved• A few evenings since a middle-aged. woman, of good appearance 41d address, hired a lodging 4c .Mrs. Corbees, itt. Old Compton-street, SohP , companied by a girl of seven ears of age —they a large bundle with them. They slept in the hoto e ; and early in the morning went out, the wo zwi l telling Mrs. Corbet they were going to inert Half.pay Naval Officer, who was her husband , "F father to the child. Suspicion arising tie chara6ter. of the woman, Mts. Curbtit caused to sr door of the apartment to be opened with an all ' u „ key, when it appeared the woman - had siripPO bed of the counterpane, sheets, &c. and had Po' it h buisdle she had brought with her in the bed, wl", : ". ) on Opening, captained cml y l iew bay v cry . 1 4g' 4 bound up, which had Reared so much as to.sco4"' part of the bed, and would to all -tkppearance Nl° set fire to the house, bot l'or timely prevention. On Saturday morning next a Gentleman start!',': six o'clock;at Storey's -gate, tog° all round t he N . " lug of St. James's Park, three time over Wcsol;' l/. ster-bridge, three . times over' Iliaekfriars'-bri 6 ` : three times round Sr-Paul's, three times.over 11 4 . 1 , don-bridge,- and to row through the three atoresv;; btidges himself, in a waterman's wherry; the %% 114 " to be performed in two hours. IVEIPS. -- 4311AVS.$11ND, JUNE 29. • Passed by-- the Sally ,Transport, from An!lfer; Fr4ncis anti Harriet-, Hart, from Nevis; Enterpriz:t bon. a• 11 the Alert. Delday, from Demerara. • Sailed—the Clio. Litman, for Anti.qu:s. 8/g TfrlS v. r Op the :9th inst. at Maesiongh, the seat or Waltt , r „r. j. kins. Esti. ‘4. P. the Hon. Mrs. Wilkins, of a Oa 4 On Muay fast, at his house in FinStury-scPW t=d Lady of tienry Saul. m, hsq. of a D. ughter Yesterday morning, the'Lady of Jona F. 14Yruct of the Guards, of a Son. M.48141E0. • F r a On Saturday last, at St. Maryle.bonc Church,.. 4 , i nM 11, Hartwell, Esq. at Latehaiii, M i ddl e sex, to M )" of Portland-place. Yesterda ,,.,,. the Rev. Thomas Chambers - W ilk iiton, ReeloroirtlleS4 44.. Y. at the Royal Chapel of the Tower of Logl i 7";. );(1114.1. Stamford, Lincolnshire, to Miss Eliza l'orrott, se 04 1 ‘ , , i( *• ter ot Robert Porrett, E sq . o f Hi s Al a jesty's 41 Minot . 'in port' On the 224 inst. at Bethnal trent C hureh, hcoi al ilt horst - , Esq. o: Ipswich, to Eleanor, MX011(1 4141.44 10 : I ThurnassScott, of.,Bet Mal-green'. ;30 444 - On the - 7th of january,last, at Calcutta, Ge or g e - , Esq. to Miss Ann kusbeli s second dJogibt et of 'f Wow sell, Esq. of Dover. Aleziuder Milne, the only D so: MI -14 On the 13th ult. at Kingston, lamaiea, .age"l'ofr w street. 43 f IZ4 r . - Ou the 1 11 9th inst. in Patrick's-place, eo'k , Th `- site %' •oll4'. beet Boyle AldWorth, second son - of Robert g• Lsq. - - tan Saturday morning, at her hoarse in Staffard-rov,. to Monday morning, at Springhill, in 14 : 0 , rs. Mary Parker, aged 75 years. sll'r ef ' Mr. William Quarrel!. , Ihe sallie day. in his 59th year, E: Howarth °' worth Heath, Herts. c o uritf,' 0,1 the 4111 inst. at Glomollen, near Kilterriank,3ooll Worceit cr of Oubtin„ aged to9.years 3 111011t116:811(1 1 7 daY)* r,erle 4 " ‘Valsir, tanner. This venerable patriarch enjoyedil,r3l,ol:. state of health until a few "days of Iris. devil , - pita/ sportsman, and a constant 4. o nip at a of tile fal liflu :ucll s t " r a w dac •o hierd. quarts to hi e l i v ri e 'ear r every va d ;_ en 1 1% y %; g kvi r ea o Ys ; ► '°a u t i j :i % l l'lllYl a u:c ‘ i v ul I is funeral vasatteudeJbyaDuvesJo p rs vus ` --1 • bOuring 6f • Pr'